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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-08
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
Fiftieth Judicial Day OF the Fall,
1887, Term-HOn. Case BrOderick,
Presiding.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8.
G. Fl. Furey vs.. Donaldson &
Young-Verdct for $3.50.
A. w. Peterson VS.. S w. Peterson
divorce granted plaintiff.
Ira B. Perrine VS.. II. l.. Brown ct
ux-Continued until the contest in
the United States Land Office, re-
lating to the same premises, is dis
posed Of, or until the further order Of
this court.
The cases against N. NJ. Ruick, c.
II. Furey, H. c. Street, and II. 7.
Redsull were ordered resubmi,ted to
the next grand jury.
Clark Stanton ct al. VS.. J. P. Nc
Kissck-Referred to Victor Bier
bower to determine, first, if there has
been partnership between the par
ties; second, whether, if it existed, it
has been settled. If there has been a
partnership, the referee is to take an
accounting, and report the facts. to
this court. If either of the two ques.
tons be settled in favor of the de-
PENDANT, then no accounting is to be
made.
7. D. Bellinger VS.. J. O. Swift
The order heretofore made appointing
Homer Stul referee is amended SO as
to authorize SAID referee to hear, try,
and determine said cause and report
Judgment during vacation-whict
Judgment shall he entered by the
clerk, and shall have the same force
and effect as If entered during this
term.
NJ. F. Thompson vs. r. l.. Brown
ct ux-Judgment in favor Of plain
tiff for the possession of the land IL
controversy and for 81 damages and
costs.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-08
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

ItdCHelS Institute, "osn, ~lSt, %-u'
Tomales served at Kellem's English
Kitchen.
Steaks, Spanish style, at Kellem's
English Kitchen.
Have YOU seen that new Farm Sled
at Coffin & Co.'s?
Oysters in every style, at Kellem's
English Kitchen.
Imported liquors and cigars for one
bit, at the Famous Saloon.
l am selling my clothing at cost, to
close out the stock.
GEORGE kRIEG.
Do you want Swell Body Cutter?
See those elegant ones at Coffin &
Co.'S.
Mems Heavy Blue Chinchilla Over
coats, SO to $40. True bargains. RED
HOUSE, Sacramento, Cal. n23
"Brown's Patent" Sled is undoubt-
eddy the best team and ore sled so
far brought to this country.
s Captain Guyer and his wife came
down from Ketchum yesterday, and
are stopping at the Alturas.
Homesp IN, tan color, double fold,
124c. per yard Other stores ask 25c.
per yard. Send to RED HOUSE, Sac
ramento, CAL
The Teachers institute will be held
in the room of the Second District
Co ,rt, on the dates announced. For
particulars, see the program.
Interesting and useful presents for
boys and girls-ages, to IS years.
Holiday catalogue mailed free. Ad-
dress: RED HOUSE, Sacramento, Cal.
w. L. Rider, who was recently ap-
pointed trainmaster at Pocatello, was
the conductor on the Wood River
branch, about year and half ago
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Condron will
leave next Tuesday or "Wednesday
for San Francisco, where they will
spend the winter. They will prob
ably return here next April.
y Lund & Anderson, our favorite
home merchant tailors, are still in the
field, with large aud desirable stock
of fall and winter goods, which they
sell cheaper than ever, for cash.
Day by day the local outlook is i'm
proving, new strikes are making II
the mines, and it is fact that, on the
whole, this region is mu,h more
promising, to day, than it ever was.
The train left Shoshone two hours
late, to day, but as there are only two
loaded freight cars along it will maxi
up about one hours time, and vii
therefore arrive here about 6 O'Clock
What more appropriate souveni
can you present to a friend than
lamp which is as satisfactory IN use a
1t is beautiful and artistic in appear
ance? The world,famous "Roches
ter Lamp is the only one that fill
AL the requirements named, and yo'
should not fail to see the lovely neI
designs in these goods, and get tn
very low prices offered at Cofh
4 Co.'S.
II. G. Lewis, who has the big con
tract OH the Silver Star mill produc,
VIZ: to haul IL tons of concentrate:
es''y, from Smoky to the Philadelphia
? omeiter at ketchum, has ust bough
Oh cofhn & Co, this place, a compiet
outht of browns Patent" Bob Sleds
MS is the largest order so far place
on this river for ore sleds, and as Nj
lewis Is by far the leaviest freigh,e
~ Idaho, it is proof positive that tn
Downs Patent" is tSe leading "bob
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-08
THE IDAHOAN MINE.
1T VAS COMPELLED TO SHUT DOWN
BECAUSE OF THE COAL FAMINE.

The owners Willing to Risk their Last
Cent on the PrOperty-Work to be Re.
sumed as Soon as Coal can be Obtained.
After over a week of watching for
}. 5. Childs, superintendent of the
ldahoan mine, the TIMES man met
him this morning, in front of the
Merchants Hotel, and thus addressed
him:
"Mr. Childs, will you give me your
reasons for closing down the Idahoan
mine %
"Wcll, Mr.. TINES man," answered
Mr.. Chllds, "as you are aware, 1 pre-.
fer to keep my name out of the news
papers as much as possible. But in
this case you may state that, although
not the only one, the principal cause
of the shutting-down was the i'm
possibility of obtaining fuel, owing to
the coal famine. The Idahoan mine
requires one carload of coal per day,
and had contract for that quantity,
delivered at HALEY. But it has been
unable-and just like several other
mines hereto get any for weeks
past. If there had been no other
reason, this alone would have com
PEELED the shutting down. But l hear
from the Salt Lake office of the coal
company that we will soon be able to
get three carloads per week. This
will not be half enough; but we will
make it GO as far as we can"
REp.-"Then you will start up
again as soon as you get coal?"
Mr.. C.-"Yes, sir. The very mo-
ment that we can get two or three
car loads on hand, and that we be-
lievc we will be supplied regularly,
we will start up again, and employ
SNCl iidll tildt VIC SdH. Nulll we get
one carload day, we will, however,
have to limit our working force &C.
cording to the coal that can be got. )"
REp.-"The report that the mine
had 'petered'-that it was exhausted
is therefore incorrect"
Mr.. G. (smiling)-"Yes, sir. There
is fair quantity of ore in sight, and
undoubtedly more right below-at
hand, almost; but it will cost some
thing and require little time to open
new levels. Messrs. Edgington and
Lewis are, as you are aware, men of
means, and willing to invest their
last cent in their property. You may
depend upon it that the mine is all
right"
And with this Mr.. Childs brought
the interview to close, and go,
aboard the stage for Bullion.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-08
Removal.

II. r. Plughoff has removed his
saddlery and harness store to his new
brick on the east side OF Main street,
five doors south of the express office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-08

VITnDD FOR ALL. $50 a week and ex.
WiIh, n penses pslS. OUTFIT worth IS ant
W AOA particulars free.
s3Owst 20. VICKEKY, Augusta, Ne.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-08
Thursday EVENING"

Hon. SIuAs w. MOODY
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
Tho Fund for Mrs Logan.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The subscrp.
tions to the fund tor Mrs. Logan are not
coming In with the proiusion that was
expected by it's originatore, the amounts
contributf d within day or two having
dropped in amount to the hundreds.
This is ascribod to a lack OF local man
agement in the various cities outside of
Washington and not - any want of de-
sire on the part Of the people to give for
such worthy object The total so far
ecarcely reaches $40, GOO, half of which
has been invested in 4 per cent. bonds as
the safest disposition that can be made of
the money 1t was expected that 1900, 900
would be raised within few weeks, but
ia seen tina. i'hou, further agitation this
VIII not be possible.
Cold water has teen thrown on the
movement In the West by a publication
In the Illinois papers that General Logan
brothers denied the report that the Logan
property there was encumbed, and they
were further represented as being opposed
10 the idea Of funds being asked for. II
has not been asserted by Mrs Logan't
friends that all her property was mort.
gagged but that what she has is insult.
cient for her decent support. The ILL
nois property is valued at $50 900, but the
Washington property is encountered fol
$4,000, and this when paid off will mere
ly give her q home, while the income from
her other sources will reach but 81 200 OF
81 500 year. Congress will vote Mrs
Logan q years salary Of q, 900 in accord
ance with the usual custom of the Senat,
and House, which she will have at hel
own command. The subscriptions will ~
TO permanent investments.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
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The NJ ortsage Lifted.

ST. LOUIS Jan B.-The express rob
hers we've I.ot taken TO the ponitentiary
az it WE, expacte. they would be, but
they WI, bo .eps up to morrow. In .
brief interview with Witrock this
morning that worthy gave q bit OF In.
formation IGc utflre usoe public,
which was 10 TIE effecs that he stipu
lated with the detectives that they m US,
lift the nortgs rage on his mot 1er's house
before he would turn up" any of the
stolen II oney. This he sa d they had
promised to dc, and added that it Wa,
done when they went cut TO Leaven
worth, and thus his chief 1ject In rob
bling the express was accomplished
The mortgage Was for 81, 700.
The Grand Jury has found an indict
ment against Dan Moriany, cbaIgin,
him with being an accessory TO the rob
btry, both be fore and after the fact
He has not been arrested yet, ard IL II
said that he will rot be prose cuted, q
10 was through inform alton from hin
that Witrock and his pals were ar
rested
W, w Haiebt, ere of Witrock's &C
completes In tbs tIgiR robbeI y, has fur
nished III local papers written state
ment Of his cJ nue,tion with the affair
He aays therein that poverty aud hi
inability TO oh ain employment foi ca
him to devise some m-ane whereby b
might prpvit his wife and child wit
the necessities Of If. To d. this b
planned tie robbery aad approache
Wi,rock with tho scheme Witrcc
became eu .hus.astic o0er IT and there
after to0os the affair into his hands, I'D
be (HsiIht) heari nothing more {
him Ut u. he head an aoeoun' o. th
robbery la tie pIpets S BOD after ths
Witrock sent MIN 81 coo bs Oscar Coo
and summoned him 10 Lsaven wortt
There Witrock gave him $4,000 MOI,
He says 1t was 10 who forged NJ
Damsel's signature 10 the pass whi,
was presented % Foth"rihghsm All
had the Adams Express leiterheads al
envelopes printed. Fothertnghau,
asserts, Is absolutely innocent OF esc
and every charge brought against hin
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06


There was . large sudisncs - the
Academy Of Musio last evcnin4 70 Wiz
ness the hrst pre- ssnsaslon 10 tbs city
of the melo. drama, the BOY tramp.
or the Maniac Mother" The plot Of
this play II we'll constructed and nlied
with startling incidents and sensaaonei
olimAxes, but there 10 still enough
comedy element In y 10 relieve sne
som bre shades. Tho characfefs are ven
sustained, and the audience we're I'M
sparing in their applause. IL VIII DC
given each night for the REMAINDER OF
tho week and at The Saturday matinee
The admission 10 bat 10, 20 and 30 cents,
and 1t these prices the house should ot
packed Ut each performance.
Next Monday night the renowned
Kellar will commence an engagement
| OF one week ~ tho Academy, during
which he will give his many varied
tricks, including his remarkable cabi
net tsats. His frat cabinet was made
in japan, and huished 10 The mos'
Imaeni6cent and o. silly fashion. WheH
in Burmah Ksllsr gave ssance Ut toe
roy oil palace In Msndslay. To say thai
be astonishei tbs natives would convey
bat faint idea Of tho impression ht
IN sds on them. They imagined the
cabinet contained . good spirit. =
which WAS the msRician's slave, and
when Keller started to depart from
Msndalay be feurd himself stopped by
1.-The Kings authority. 1t was only BY
the strenuou Influence Of the British
consul that he wss allowed 70 d'psrt
lin Mandalsy there IL ~ yet no AmeIi-
can consulate. But no words, threats
nor persuasion could induce the Bur
mese TO awe up tie cs binet. The!
looked on il With tAcred awe, and CAV
lit in charge Of = priest, AID regarded
with the greatest Of reverence. IL
probably there yet. kellAr had hi
present cabinet made In Delhi, India
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
sale OF Real Estate.

HoHsckss & Hoffecker, attorneys, dis
posed of he estate OF the late Policeman
Peterson. st public sale yesterdsy afxI-
noon. The lot and brick dwelling. With
store at Front and 6esrles streets. ~
by 80 feet, vas bought BY Harry EN-
mons. Esq for $l700. Two other ios,
each IA By ID feet, we're also bought by
Mr.. Emmons nj IS. rs and Is 75per foot.
A brick house sDd lot % by 10 feet
was bought by r. H. Hoffecker. E'Q .
for tl,375. A frame house with lot, IL
By SO feet, was sold to VIM. Besden.
kopf for 3 80, ~ was also lot, 10 by ol
feet, which brought e1l 20 per foot.
Another lot, IA BY IS feet, was boushl
by Lilburne Chandler, E4q for So.1t
per foot and three more lots OF thu
same size we're told for the same prics
70 PhilliP Plupkett The prices real
zed were considered fair. although TIT
|Attepdan ce Vas not large.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
FIFTH EDI1lI


eHow HILL, No. ia,
adfay which may rssai, ~
rcd 81 Bishopviile. Wa'.laia
on Monday right. Gen. , y
10. vho lives near sno. ~, ~
. party ~ the above M. ni
met Isaac Conn, Of sn..
Delaware, Who for ,ev.,.'t
stated. bad besn On ensn :
when Moore discovered H., y 4
}prssent hs told . freud ,S. H..
Ing home In order 70 aSa,i
While unhitohing hi. ho,.s s y
out Of the house and ,,rucs
behind . stunrine b.ov
both olinched and f.llto,,.
In the ufhs Moore d,s.n
knife and stabbed ki, 80
neck end side. He thsn
horse and rode away. w a
email and Coffin . val ~
Cofin's wounds are cop,,t.|
ous, ~ there il conslds,.sal
hemtrrhAse. Asyttno,,s
taken 70 arrest Moore. ~
mothers house.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

In a city like Wilmington the dedi
cation OF n large chuich even would te
but = matter OF passing nom snt to u
few, bnt la q little village like Mar.
shailton ded lcatioR of a small chapel
like the one the peopls have erected
there 10 y matter which iaterests every
body in the pace. The Sabbath School
chapel which IL to be dedicated mex t
Sabbath IL very pretty building, a
credit 10 the town and TO the people.
Tie latter are looking forward 10 the
eve nj With the greatest interest. and all
who attend the services, especially
those from a distance, will receive u
warm greeting and welcome from the
citizens, whose latch strings are O. ways
out and whose tables are al way = spread
Mr. j. A. Cannon, with his e1cellen,
choir. from this city, will have charge
Of the musical program, and DIR. Booths
will deliver most excellent address.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
THIRD EDITION.
THE GRaSD ARMY


Installation of the omcsrs Of Andrews
Post
special oorres ,oadeacs Of the BnruBLIcAr.
MIDDLETows, Jan. 6.-Tbe Grand
Army Of the Repablic captured the
town last evening. 1t WAS the occasion
of the public installation OF the Officers
Of Colouel John W. Andrews Post, No.
IA, Department OF Delaware, q. A. X
Past Department Commander W. s.
McNair of Wilmington acted ~ mus.
tsrinR officer, with James NJ. Bsnthem
- Off ,er-of the Day, and james II.
wrishttngton Ne officer oEthe- guard.
Tho town hail was Gro wded, rot With.
standing the storm. The Citizens' Cor
net Band. Of Middleton, and tho
Hamilton Dram Corps, OF ODESSA, fur
nished the music. A delegation OF
General Thomas A. emyth Post, OF
Wilmington, was met ~ the railroad
station and % corted TO the hall, the
column being headed by the band.
The following ID list OF the officers
Installed. Pest Comm auder, Michael
Grem nipger; Senior Vice Commander,
Thomas L. Buckle; Junior Wee Com
msnder, ]. T. Croft; Surgeon, Samuel
Saxton; Officer of-the-DAy, William H.
Ecc,ts; Quartermaster, ID W. Corbi,
Officer Of the Gaaro, M. KaDz; Chap
lain, Joseph A. Rhodes; Adjutant
William A. Rhodes; Sargent Major
william H. Bennett; Quarterinsster',
Serg cant, joseph II. Enos.
After Installation . camp-hre wa
opened, with Past Com ander McN al
in the chair. The meeting was very
enthusiastic one ara there were songs
speeches and music ny the band arc
drum corps. Among tLs speakers wer'
Past Oommar der McNair, Commands
Gremmibger, Ssnior Vice Commando
Buche, Chaplain Rhodes, Wilson w
Walker, j. K. Mowbray, CON msnder o
General A. I A Torbert Pest Of Dover
the Rev. W. c. Alexander, the Rev I
R. Creamer, j. III. Hoffecker, James M
Banthem, d. w. Cor bit, A. g. Cox, N
W. Weber. Of the New Era; George w
Naudain, j. W. Jolls, Frank Pennins
ton, john MORGAN, OF the Middletowi
Transcript; Elias N. Moore; Wesley w
Walker, William NaudAin, ID. l.. Dun
ming, Edward Reed and others.
A rising vote of thanks to the ban
and drum corps was passed, and tn
camp fire was exiting uished n 1870 I
m, tho whole audience joining hearth
in singing "My Country tits OF Thee.
The whole affair was voted q signal sui
cess, and the w min ston comrades II.
Tor home this N 5rning on tie Norfoi
express.
There is strong talk OF organizing
new G A. X. post at SmylRA u .
early date, and the comma1defe
Torbert Post. Of Dover and Andre
Post OF Odessa viii do all In theiI DO "
20 make the effort success. Tho can
Are lat evening gave the cltiz OF th
town better idea OF the objects Of Il
Grand Army, AID en- Iisted their syn
pathles In It's behalf Il Ia hoped Thu
another camp TIE will be held ct 8
early da.s.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
Another .ssroaning r.

Industry Ledge, No.
had another good time ~
uisht; indeed, they are
. good time. The ffIosr. ~,
stalled add IN Invitation \.
ent 70 sccom pspy the oitic,n
70 Farm h Levin was ,l,a''
W. r Robinson, master ny.
installed, led the way IN nv
Tors whore 30 plates were A.,
members Of Ind ustry LoSs'
board and waited for ID, oo.v
such cougeniAi spirits n, n,
at one end OF the table AL
| 6peck st the other there coui
70 be . minslins Of sen!lms.l
Of soul. tbs supper Va. n,
tho newly. elected OFF ,er. a
ard was appreciated by all
Indu.iry Lodge 10 the l,,
city, which In not TO /. ~,
Tires hundred Ii the nuuhr
peat to reach 10 = sbor, ,in,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

The fair Ct the Shield, W.
Grafton cossd last event, }
outstanding the storm \,
iArgs attendance. The on
gold watch and chain be,szI
Doberty and John J. Crou
In favor Of the former. Thsn
cane, which VA CONTESTED /,
! Of Police Doughery aud o
Blake. WA won BY tie ~
log 1851. 10, while Chief D.,
out el62. A Rold vA,sl Vi
Annie Wslsh. . silver conc
Bat der, . suif Of furnilur
McKebn., and n nun Der Of
otbers. The fair VS. . 10
cially. bot the amour, c..aN
be- known until the sm
aud ed.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
nth. Reading and Il. q q.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. s -Au under.
standing 10 reported TO have bet reach.
ed batv cen the Reading and baltimore
and Ohio oficiAls with r.f-reooe 10 the
use OF the lines Of the foIm by the
latter. As soon ~ the sched ules have
been arranged Il IL stated that the trains
of the Baltimore and Ohio will be run
regularly over the oonnsctioR be.wes n
the Two roads In this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
The Nonpareii's "'

The sixth az nnal r'ssa y
the Nonpareil Assoc ~ ~ /"
Ia the WeccAcoe Hah w s,ll
ing. February 4. To- y. n,
in the pAr.or OF TIE f 1ns
house ut y O'clock, an ~.
hall headsd by a oiass "a, p
tofors, each lady ats nI''lI
m asked viii be cbargs' ii /
they have decided =, y I'd
certs for eentlem en'N ~, y
crowd will unoouo's'''
anoe, -
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
Going, Going, Going, soRs

OvERcoATs, STORM COATS AND
HEAVY SUITS.
We take off 500. $500, $500
and in some instances one-third
the price. The goods are no
worse Off for the low prices.
But the same high grade well
made Clothing we've been
"harping" about all winter.
"Why do we cut the priccsr'
Because It's getting late in the
season, and we'd rather have
dollars at two-thirds than Over
Overcoats at full value.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
A Basket parry

A haske. party VII
evening In the old w't Va|
Honse for the benef't OF ,.tl
Ohurch. These bssse' p'l
up something Ike thu
nishts . small ba,se'
" hich Ia put up fot ra.' : a
man Who purohaoes tbe 4.
.ady who furnished u u !,
contents. AS the We' .,I9S,|
working hard to maxi III
hope . large number OF ~
nish baskets and fruit
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
RIxmauth lihuIch RaHA

The pewso OF Plymouth Church, Brook
Ign, were rented \, auction Tuesday
evening. The amour, Of premi ums bid
aggregated 81. 1925. estimating those ot
the unsold pews ~ 81 each. The fixtc
rentals amount TO $500, making the
total income s27 ,85i. THIS Is q slight
increase over last year, when II VA
t27 024 The hiRhest premium wa
$500, bid BY John Claflin.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

Violet Agnets, who was held for a
further hearing on charge OF having
entered her fathers house and stolen 81,
was arTaigned Mt the city court this
morning, but rs Serge ant McVey stated
that 1t was impossible TO obtain ths
witnesses, the case WAS dismissed and
the accused discharged.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
The River ana nArbor siiI.

The Ho1se Com mi'tee has agreed 10
appropriate u 2l7 $50 for the improve
ment OF rivers and hartofA Among
the items are Il . fjllowipg: Deis ware
river, (from Trenton TO It's mouth, }
$l25, 600; Dels~ Ale Break water, S5O, 00O;
w lin IL gton, $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
Promised to Swear GA.

Dennis Daley was arraigned at the
CITY court this morning charged with
drnnkenness. He plead guilty, and AZ
be aaiG he hal work 10 60 to and also
promised to swear off for o " hole year,
he escaped being aDed and was com.
United uItu 10 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

Daniel Qaill, y trachnm Q
roao. had his ankle badly ID
evening ~ the foo, Of py1
He saw the Delaware San
coming up tho track on insg|
adelphis and stepped A.lts Z
II 70 90 BY, when the pills. { 1
coming the other way sid|
the ankle. crushing /. 10 ,uaI|
that II 10 though, be VII "
use OF bis leg hereafter. q
vey ed 10 his residence, sai
street, where his Iorios ga
" ~ DIR. Draper. Qlllllnil
several children. he vsa
very careful workman nd
prise IL manifested that h,ls
stepped over In the waJ 4 y
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
Officers Elected.

The following officers have been
elected by the Wilmington & Philadel-
phia Turnpike Company to serve the
ensuing year: President, William Can,
by; secretary, George A. Elliott, treas.
urer, Joseph Tatnall; directors, vii.
liam Candy, joseph Tatnall, Ieasc S,
Elliott, J. Wesley Hawkins, Edward
Belts, Edward T. Bellah, j. Cloud Ell
linlt, James 9. McComb. The road wa,
reported TO be- in excellent oond ition.
The annusl meeting Of the New Lon
don Mutual Fire Insurance Company
WAS held on Monday, when the follow
ing officers ware elected: President
Thomas Mercer; vice president, j. w
DonRherty; secretary. David Mercer
tres surer, william 8 Kennedy; mana
gers, w. H. Way, George 3. Titus
A noe T. Bil@s. job S. Pugh. John A
Wallace, John B. Msckey, Jefse Spen
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

1t speaks for itself Is what lady az Id
of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup the 9th. T
day. A single tie had cured her
child of most dreadful cough. It nevt
fails TO give speedy relief and perma.
uept cure
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

in Trinity r Il. Cnurca, by the Righl
kev. Alfred Lee, ID. II Henry J Or pier
and Mary l.. woodsard both Of this ely
DUPONr-aARDNER Philadelphia
on the Attn inst. by the Rev. IA. Moron
ID ID. Alfred Ireneo DUPONT Of this city
and Bessie, daughter OF Dorsey tfsrinor
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

DOVER, Jan. 6.-rhs ~
House 10 allowed a reaa.,s
NJ larry Of $500 Already ,pp
applicants for the posl'.p,,
ones being Merris 10! ~
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day Assistant Secrets'S ~
The superintendent OF J ,l M
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and hcut ehold tuppiiss, N
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Il will be Allied the firs'
February. u
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

EEANS.--Cn tho tth inst. tho infant angL
ter OF pay Id and Amelia Evans.
The relati' es and frier ds are respectfully
inv tied TO attend the funeral from the
residence OF the parents. No. AL East tiftt
street, on saturday afternoon at z O'Clock.
lntermen, at Old Swedoa' Cemetery.